Welcome to the Linux System Assistant Controls project

Let's make Linux more easy to use!

How can we accomplish this?
We'll start - like many others - by taking a look at Windows. Why is it so successful?

Yes, yes... nowadays the customer is "forced" to buy a computer with windows pre-installed and bla, bla, bla... But what were the factors which made the OS a winner in the first place?

Because even a moderately intelligent being can make adjustments to the system's settings. That advantage comes with the graphical user interface. In Linux we usually don't have the kind of standard interfaces that are common MacOS or Windows features. All we have by default (in a normal distro) is 3-4 core interface panels that cover the most basic settings: an installer, probably Yast or equivalents and the desktop managers control interface. While this is definitely a step in the right direction, let's have look at all the config files that aren't incorporated into these tools.

Within the limits of this project we're going to address this issue. Let there be no more of: "ah, but it's so difficult to cofigure!" Let's make Linux as simple as a Windows or Mac Box!